Pagerjs

Pager.js is a lightweight JavaScript library designed to create paginated, slide-like experiences within a single web page. It enables developers to treat a collection of content sections as discrete pages and provides transitions between them. The library emphasizes a small, self-contained API for managing page navigation and responding to page changes.

Usage generally involves including the library in a web page and organizing content into a container that holds individual pages. A Pager instance is then created with configuration options, typically specifying the container, the type of transition animation, and optional callbacks for events such as initialization or page changes. The API usually includes methods to move to the next or previous page or to jump directly to a specific page, along with options to retrieve the current page index.

Interaction and accessibility features commonly offered by Pager.js include keyboard and touch navigation, allowing users to move between pages with arrow keys or swipe gestures. The library is designed to be lightweight and dependency-free, making it suitable for simple projects, prototypes, or scenarios where a full routing framework would be unnecessary. It is typically used to build multi-section interfaces, tutorials, or lightweight slides within a page rather than to manage full-page routes across an application.

See also:

- Web navigation libraries

- JavaScript user interface libraries

- Single-page application patterns